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For example, the module < | For example, the module <code>python/3.10.2</code> on Narval defines: | ||
* < | * <code>EBROOTPYTHON</code>: <code>/cvmfs/soft.computecanada.ca/easybuild/software/2020/avx2/Core/python/3.10.2</code> | ||
* < | * <code>EBVERSIONPYTHON</code>: <code>3.10.2</code> | ||
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You can see the environment variables defined by the < | You can see the environment variables defined by the <code>python/3.10.2</code> module using: | ||
{{Command|module show python/3.10.2 {{!}} grep EB}} | {{Command|module show python/3.10.2 {{!}} grep EB}} | ||
= Installation recipes and logs = <!--T:17--> | = Installation recipes and logs = <!--T:17--> | ||
EasyBuild keeps a copy of the recipe used to install each software package, as well as a detailed log inside the installation directory. This is accessible in the directory < | EasyBuild keeps a copy of the recipe used to install each software package, as well as a detailed log inside the installation directory. This is accessible in the directory <code>$EBROOT<name>/easybuild</code>. For example, for the <code>python/3.10.2</code> module, the installation directory contains, amongst other things: | ||
* < | * <code>$EBROOTPYTHON/easybuild/Python-3.10.2.eb</code> | ||
* < | * <code>$EBROOTPYTHON/easybuild/easybuild-Python-3.10.2-*.log</code> | ||
= Using EasyBuild in your own account = <!--T:6--> | = Using EasyBuild in your own account = <!--T:6--> |